3.....PERSONAL and PROFESSIONAL   a. PERSONAL................................. .  member, Harvard Club of Lee County (FL)  present   Tantalus, "Sherlock Holmes' Dumber Brothers" (Holmes study group, Cape Coral FL) present member, Board of Visitors, Ave Maria School of Law (Naples FL)  present member, US Chess Federation (unrated) graduate, Cape Coral (FL) Citizens Academy (2009) member, Editorial Board, Fort Myers News-Press (FL)  (2010) . Phillips Academy (Andover), graduate Harvard University (A.B.), graduate Boston University School of Law (LL.B.), graduate Commanding Officer, 437th Military Police Company USACOMZEUR (Orleans, France) (Captain, US Army, active duty three years) NH State Representative (Hampton & Hampton Falls); Chair, House Appropriations subcommittee on Justice; Member, House-Senate Committee of Conference on NH State Operating Budget Regular host, "A Piece of Your Mind", WSCA-FM, 106.1 FM (interview-based radio show, Portsmouth NH) Writing: . -----Kirkus Reviews, contributor  (paid book reviews) -----New York Times Magazine ("The Fiber Optic Confessional", paid article) ..... (later adapted by Epiphany Theater Company and presented at Chelsea Playhouse, Manhattan) -----Commonweal Magazine ("Forgive Me, Solicitor", paid article) -----Tri-City Free Press (Rochester NH) (weekly legal advice column) -----Hampton Union (Hampton NH) (weekly movie review column)(as "Kermit Archbald") -----Seacoast After Dark (Hampton NH) (weekly movie review column) (as "Davenport Wayvelle") -----Dateline New England Magazine (dating advice articles from a lawyer !!) -----member, Editorial Board, Portsmouth (NH) Herald (daily and Sunday newspaper, seacoast NH) -----member, Editorial Board, NH Bar News -----member, Editorial Board, Fort Myers (FL) News-Press (daily and Sunday newspaper, SW FL) -----Also: signed articles in the New Hampshire Bar Association News, Union Leader, Foster's Daily Democrat, Portsmouth Herald, Tidings (Catholic diocesan newspaper), and WEVO-FM (NH Public Radio, broadcast editorial) . Other: Taught CCD program at Saint Michael Parish (Exeter NH); Chair, Saint Michael Pastoral Council; Trustee, Exeter (NH) Public Library; Alternate member, Exeter (NH) Planning Board; Moderator, Hampton (NH) School District; Member, Board of Directors, Harvard Club of New Hampshire; Fluent in French (studied four years at Andover, lived three years in France); Member, Phillips Academy Alumni Council . Memberships: Harvard Club of Boston (35-year member); Director, Harvard Club of Lee County (SW FL); American Association of University Professors;National District Attorneys Association; Legal Writing Institute .  Performing Arts: (a) Leddy Performing Arts Center (Epping NH), Mr Brownlow in "Oliver!"; (b) Exeter Players (Exeter NH), Tax Collector in "You Can't Take It With You";  (c)  WSCA-FM Community Radio Theatre Players (Portsmouth NH): Mr White in a radio dramatization of "Monkey's Paw"; Mr Hopkins in "Baby Snooks' Hallowe'en" (1954 episode); and Sam the Bartender in "Gunsmoke: The Guitar" (1952 episode); voice in the crowd, "Why I Live at the Post Office" (story by Eudora Welty) .   . b. LAWYER................................ Associate Professor of Legal Studies, University of Maryland University College (adjunct, on-line)  present (on-line only) Instructor in Legal Studies, University of Massachusetts-Lowell  present (on-line only) . Private law practice in New Hampshire (mostly criminal trial law) (Rye, Exeter, Hampton NH) New Hampshire Division for Children, Youth & Families (State's trial attorney in child abuse cases), Salem NH Assistant Strafford County Attorney (prosecutor), Rochester NH City Prosecutor, Concord NH Police Prosecutor, Seabrook NH President, Rockingham County Bar Association NH Bar Association: Board of Governors (at-Large) NH Bar Foundation: Board of Directors NH Supreme Court: Standards & Goals Project (panel) NH Superior Court: Alternative Dispute Resolution (panel) Licensed to practice law: (NH and MA, State and Federal)      (admitted NH, 1972. "Inactive-retired" status, as of August, 2008)      (admitted MA, 1971. "Inactive" status, as of April, 1995) member, Board of Visitors, Ave Maria School of Law (Naples FL) (also:  Moot Court judge) . Avery, Dooley, Post & Avery (Boston MA) (law clerk, then associate attorney, 1969-1972) .

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